Latin Vocab Chap. 6-8

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deus, dī

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(m.) god

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dea, deae

Back 2

(f.) goddess

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discipulus, discipulī

Back 3

(m.) learner, pupil, student

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insidiae, insidiarum

Back 4

(f.) ambush, plot, treachery *Always plural*

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liber, librī

Back 5

(m.) book

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tyrannus, tyrannī

Back 6

(m.) tyrant

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vitium, vitiī

Back 7

(n.) fault, crime, vice

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Greacus, Greaca, Greacum

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Greek

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perpetuus, perpetua, perpetuum

Back 9

perpetual, lasting, continuous, uninterrupted

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plenus, plena, plenum

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full, abundant, generous

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salvus, salva, salvum

Back 11

safe, sound

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secundus, secunda, secundum

Back 12

second, favorable

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vester, vestra, vestrum

Back 13

your, yours *plural*

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-que

Back 14

(conj.) and

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ubi

Back 15

where, when
Where?

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ibi

Back 16

there

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nunc

Back 17

now, at present

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quare

Back 18

therefore

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possum, posse, potuī

Back 19

to be able

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tolero, tolerare, toleravī, toleratum

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to bear, endure, tolerate

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amor, amoris

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(m,) love

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carmen, carmenis

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(n.) song, poem

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civitas, civitatis

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(f.) state, citizenship

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corpus, corporis

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(n.) body

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homo, hominis

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(m.) human being, man

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labor, laboris

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(m.) labor, work, toil, a work, production

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littera, litterae

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(f.) a letter of the alphabet, (pl.) a Letter

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mos, moris

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(m.) habit, custom, manner

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nomen, nominis

Back 29

(n.) name

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pax, pacis

Back 30

(f.) peace

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regina, reginae

Back 31

(f.) queen

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rex, regis

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(m.) king

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tempus, temporis

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(n.) time, occasion, opportunity

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terra, terrae

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(f.) earth, ground, land, country

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uxor, uxoris

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(f.) wife

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virgo, virginis

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(f.) maiden, virgin

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virtus, virtutis

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(f.) manliness, courage, virtue, character, excellence, worth

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novus, nova, novum

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new, strange

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post

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after, behind

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sub

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under, up under, close to, down to/into, to/at the foot of

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audeo, audere, ausus sum

Back 41

to dare

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neco, necare, necavī, necatum

Back 42

murder, to kill

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Cicero, Ciceronis

Back 43

(m.) Cicero (Marcus Tullius)

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copia, copiae

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(f.) abundance, supply
(pl.) troops, forces

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frater, frateris

Back 45

(m.) brother

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soror, sororis

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(f.) sister

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laus, laudis

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(f.) praise, glory, fame

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libertas, libertatis

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(f.) liberty

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ratio, rationis

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(f.) reckoning, account, reason, judgement, consideration, method, system, manner

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scriptor, scriptoris

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(m.) writer, author

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victoria, victoriae

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(f.) victory

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dum

Back 52

while (as long as)

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ad

Back 53

to, up to, near to

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ex/ē

Back 54

from, out of, by reason of, on account of

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numquam

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never

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umquam

Back 56

ever

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tamen

Back 57

nevertheless, still

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ago, agere, egī, actum

Back 58

to drive, lead, do, act
(life/time) to spend/pass
(thanks) to give

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demonstro, demonstare, demonstravī, demonstratum

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to show, point out

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disco, discere, didicī

Back 60

to learn

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duco, ducere, duxī, ductum

Back 61

to lead

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gero, gerere, gessī, gestum

Back 62

to carry; carry on, manage, conduct, wage, accomplish, perform

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scribo, scribere, scriptsī, scriptum

Back 63

to write

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traho, trahere, traxī, tractum

Back 64

to draw, drag, derive

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vinco, vincere, vicī, victum

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to conquer